Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-11-04

Tryfo,l. said IA, banker, Rfimly. IA
sounds very yenconmging not 10 have painted
even one picture
IL intepd tuning over new loaf. said
tho young man. earnestly. intend TO
work very hard. do. indeed: and your
words sound rather harshly 10 me. II ! ann
n Tool DO not want 10 know IT, III got
that notion of myself very hard mat
ter - shall break down before statt.
Why did YOU cot call on mo bcfore2"
because. sir. when left Birmingham,
resolved 10 trouble you no more"
why"
-Beeauso ] considered that you bad done
enough Too much Tor me. You have Cd
ucated me, and have eiven mo some excel
lent chances OF canning my living You
have. indeed. been father to me, and all
FOR the trivial reason that you hi2hly re-
spected my parents. whom 1 never knew.
l am deeply sensible OF your Kindness, -
continued tho young man; fully aware
that l have no cain upon you. but
but
Proceed.
Il have changed my mind as to troubling
You again. havo come here to- day 10 ask
the last favor from you.
What IN its"
aSimply yonr good word. answered Try.
Toll. II purpose 60 obtain an engagement
through the newspapers as drawing mas.
ter, either IN 4 school or private family 4
don't mind which. IL I snccood. the situ.
alton. together with tho little work already
have ON an illustrated weekly journal. will
enable me 10 marry"
For the first time during tho ihtcrvlew
Sir LnndS ovinced some emotion indeed.
he really showed an interest In what Will
was saying.
"MarrySp he echoed. Ia tone OF sur
prise. Are You engaged 10 bo married.
Mr.. Tryfoil2"
Yes, sir; and that Is why intend 20
turn over now leaf, and work in earnest.
Who IL she. may i ask7' Sir Landy in
quircd, reauming to a certain extont his
old tone. "a LADY, Of fortune or titleY"
Neither. sir. The young lady ~ a shop
girl her fnther is dead: hor brother is a
c'erk, and her mother il housckecpor I'm
some chambers close by
Sir Landy only said "lndcodi7
May use you as a reference. sirgr the
young man went on. i have no ono oisa
10 apply 10 or would not trouble YOU.
The banker returned no answer.
IF you doubt my ability" viii sug.
gcsted. you can at least ,onchsafc for my
honesty"
Il will guarantee for your honesty. Mr.
Tryfoil." tho banker declared after some
moments thought: and I think YOU
are wise 10 contemplate marriage; suppos-
ing, OF course, that tho young person is
worthy. One moment. IL you please. Al
low me TO fini-h. u may steady you, and
in other ways DO you good. / think. also.
thnt YOU nre in earnest Mr.. Tryfoil: aud.
ns desire your welfare ! will give you an
other excellent chance but be careful you
do not abuse H.
Indeed, SIR said the young man. Il
would prefer getting an appointment solely
by my own exertions.
Il can obtain for you. Sir Landy pnr-
sued. Needless of tho interruption, "a slt-
uation ns resident drawing master 10 n
Young lady who Is the niece of nm esteemed
FREUD OF mine. Afy friend IL rich. and
your salary would be two hundred pounds
year. have received a letter this morn
ing asking mo 90 recommend some one.
NV word will decide the matter. Shall I
recommend you. Mr.. Tryfon2v
Is tho house far from London, sir?"
VIII eagerly inquired. thinking Of GER
tain little woman whom he loved very
dearly.
"gt'is in Scotland
It's large salary, Sir Landy.s said VIII.
Il really don't know what to say. 1 am
very grateful to you for your Offer, sir. but
but will you adyisc mcy"
No, DIR. Tyfoi': that I will not. Yon
are your own master IN this matter VIII
you take tho place or nOtf"
After a momcntary silonco VIII exclaimed
heartily.
Thank you. Sir Lapdy. II tho gentle
man VIII have mo, i will accept the ap-
poinfment
The young lady's guardian il an aunt
and not an uncle the banker explained.
drawing some noio.pauer toward him.
81 down, Mr.. Tryfoii. aud draw up an or
dinary letter of application while write
one recommending you. The two can go
together"
The Young man obeyed, aud in a few
moments the letters were written. Tho
banker then took TryfOiia read Il. aud
piaced q in an envelope with his own.
"tnlesa you change your miHd he said.
You viii be wanted at Perthafd IN q day
OF two
VIII stiasd aigh as Sir Iandy closed
the letter. affixed n stamp, and addressed
the envelope. Then be drew book 20 him
aid wrote cheek payable 10 Mr.. William
Tfyfnil or order
the banker pushed tho check toward his
visitor carelessly.
have q small account ia that bank he
said. Cash tho check aud keep the
money.
esir IAndy. -
alr Tpfon you nnnog afford 20 be
proud You cannot 60 10 pefthard iu such
q costume. DO "a you like.
This D. loan, Sir Iandy. purely loan.
p you please, ihe Young man protested.
earnestly
"if you Wow Il Ia that ii2ht well aud
good. replied the bankof, cooily. HYon
may g we'll post the letter yourself. he
added
Wit Tpfoh took tho cheek and letter
and again warmly reiterated hts ihanks.
sbail iet you know See issaji ~ ~
application
kn0w it already b. patron answered
~ you post tliat letter yoa viii De- accept
ed. fOu may however write zoe the rs
Fuiti and nov good mofnin1.
tood-mcfniuR sir and thank YOU.
said VIII as b. walked 90 ne door and
placed his hand on the knob.
air- lfgfoiii' The banker said, fufnine
suddenly iu bis chair
4 hope you may 10 we'll Hemombof.
however That this Is ihe Last ehanca : snail
give you. h0mfubef too thaf / have
warned you aginsi ahus,ne u Good.
morning
Good morning. sir and wM Tyfoii
went forth o beNu iho now hfe.
CHAPTER o.
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pocket nnd read ihe address -WIs. Rent
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dineionshife His delight however. "a
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